New ADU permits since Jan 2024
183
Local permit snapshot
What owners in 91344 are building, what it could rent for, and what the lots allow.
Granada Hills has some of the larger lots in our Valley areas: the median single-family lot is 8,348 sq ft, and 79% are 7,500 sq ft or more. Most are zoned RS or RE. Since January 2024, owners here have pulled 183 new ADU permits and 462 permits for home additions.
Issued permits · Jan 2024 onward
ZIP 91344
New ADU permits since Jan 2024
183
Median days from submission to permit, new ADUs
149 days
ADU permits per 1,000 single-family lots
13.2
Home additions permitted since Jan 2024
462
Median declared ADU valuation: $120,000. That’s the construction value on the permit, not total project cost.
Source: City of Los Angeles Open Data – LADBS Building Permits Issued from 2020 to Present · Updated October 10, 2026
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HUD benchmark
| ZIP | Studio | 1 BR | 2 BR |
|---|---|---|---|
| 91344 Granada Hills | $2,580 | $2,880 | $3,550 |
Source: HUD FY2027 Small Area Fair Market Rents · Updated FY2027
Data may be out of date.
Assessor parcel data
Single-family lots
13,848
Median lot size
8,348 sq ft
Lots 7,500 sq ft or larger
79%
Homes built before 1960
56%
Median home size
1,778 sq ft
Owner-occupied
51%
Based on the homeowners' exemption.
Lots that already have a second building
3%
Here, the median lot is 8,348 sq ft, the median home is 1,778 sq ft and 56% of homes were built before 1960.
Source: LA County Assessor parcels (public parcel layer) · Updated October 14, 2026
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Zoning of single-family lots
91344 · Granada Hills
98% in single-family zones
Zones where SB 9 lot splits and duplexes can apply. Site exclusions apply (historic districts, very high fire hazard areas, recently rented units and others). See the HCD SB 9 fact sheet.
Percentages are rounded and may not total 100%. A few multifamily RAS parcels are grouped under Other.
Source: City of Los Angeles ZIMAS zoning layer · Updated October 14, 2026
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Census profile
| Measure | 91344 |
|---|---|
| Households | 17,729 |
| Owner-occupied share | 73% |
| Owners aged 65+ (share of owner households) | 34% |
| Median household income | $119,345 |
| Median home value | $904,300 |
| Median gross rent | $2,337 |
| Average household size | 2.93 |
| Median year housing was built | 1963 |
| Single-family detached share of homes | 83% |
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020-2024 5-year · Updated ACS 2020-2024 5-year
Data may be out of date.
Data by postal code
| ZIP | New ADU permits since Jan 2024 | Median days to permit, new ADUs | Median declared construction value, new ADU | Home additions since Jan 2024 | Median days to permit, additions | Permits mentioning SB 9 or a lot split | ADU permits per 1,000 single-family lots |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 91344 | 183 | 149 days | $120,000 | 462 | 92 days | 99 | 13.2 |
Source: City of Los Angeles Open Data – LADBS Building Permits Issued from 2020 to Present · Updated October 10, 2026
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91344 · Granada Hills
Insights Realty analysis · Jan 2, 2020–Dec 30, 2024; permits tracked through Sep 25, 2026
500
Common questions
Since January 2024, new ADU permits in 91344 have taken a median of 149 days from submission to issue (LADBS data, updated October 10, 2026). Your timeline depends on plan completeness and plan-check type.
The median single-family lot here is 8,348 sq ft. California law allows detached ADUs up to 1,200 sq ft, subject to applicable standards. An SB 9 lot split needs both new lots to be at least 1,200 sq ft and at least 40% of the original lot. These figures do not determine parcel eligibility. Try the feasibility screen for your address.
HUD's FY2027 benchmark for a 1-bedroom in 91344 is $2,880 a month, including utilities. This is a conservative benchmark, not a market quote. Your free review includes a 15-minute call and initial parcel check, with a market rent check discussed on the call.
A lot, reimagined
Every lot is different. This illustration shows one possible way to think about added housing; it is not a property study or a promise of what a specific parcel allows.
Before
After
State guidance · local review matters
California’s ADU and JADU framework sets statewide standards, while parcel conditions and local review still affect a project. See the California HCD ADU guidance.
Some parcels may qualify for an SB 9 duplex or urban lot split, subject to statutory requirements and site-specific exclusions. Read HCD’s SB 9 fact sheet.
Home additions are reviewed under applicable local approvals and California residential building standards; requirements depend on the property and proposed work. See HCD building standards.
Los Angeles is phasing SB 79 in by transit stop; eligibility depends on your parcel.
This information is general context, not legal, zoning, or permit advice. A property-specific review is required.
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